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On June 5th, a significant update to Pennsylvania's distracted driving laws takes effect. This isn't just a minor tweak; it’s a serious...

Senate Bill 851 marshals more law enforcement resources to catch individuals who violate the school bus stop arm law. School districts...

In July of 2022, Pennsylvania lawmakers unanimously passed "Christine's Law" requiring drivers to clear snow and ice off of their...

Americans are finally ready to go on vacation following the pandemic. Are you ready for summer driving? Read on for our top 10 summer...

Pittsburgh’s rental registration program will begin on May 29, 2022, according to Pittsburgh’s Department of Permits, Licenses and...

The holiday season is a great time to get together with family and friends. For most, this usually involves parties, good food, and some...

Suppose your parent can no longer safely live alone at home and now needs nursing-home care. You are stressed and anxious. The nursing...

Is a driver always at fault in a pedestrian accident? The short answer is no. As with any car accident, there are lots of factors that...

Witnessing a police encounter that appears unlawful or excessive can be unsettling. Ideally, we should be able to trust officers to handle every situation professionally and follow proper procedures. In reality, mistakes or misconduct can occur, which is why it is crucial to protect yourself by understanding your rights and following the law. Both federal and Pennsylvania law protect the public’s right to observe and record police activity in public, but how you act in the mo